Where are these lessons being taken at?

Anyway, St. Ignatius beat Rita at the Varsity and sophmore level last night. Ignatius has some pretty good talent as well. Jack Fisher the soph there is a very solid 2-way player, one of the best in the area for sure. Really skinny kid but he's good all around.

I have seen Andres throw 5 bullpens, one of which I had a gun out for. I haven't seen him throw since mid February.

McCaskey from Loyola did open my eyes, different sound coming off his bat.

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Originally posted by pitcher25:
i saw feliciano play today and wasnt really blown away by his ability, but he is a solid player, and also lane tech might as well be a softball team with all the chants they do in there dugout, very obnoxious and unclassy

So you're upset cuz they were cheering on their team? As long nothing inappropiate was being directed at opposing players, teams can make all the cheers or chants they want from their dugout.
It's a hs baseball game not a mass.

From the games I have seen,
Jack Fischer ss St.Ignatius
Matt Morse ss Aurora Christian
Anthony Andrees.of/p St Rita
Kev Koziol ss/p Brother Rice
Joe Claver of/p Downers Grove North
Jeremy Stawchny 3b Leyden

Mike Small at Wheaton North can really play shortstop.

Joe Claver was called up on Tuesday and got the win vs. Oak Park River Forest. Joe went 6 innings in a 5-4 win.

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Originally posted by CSG:
Joe Claver was called up on Tuesday and got the win vs. Oak Park River Forest. Joe went 6 innings in a 5-4 win.

Joe did an outstanding job Tuesday. He faced an excellent hitting OPRF team on their home field with the wind howling out to left, and he pitched with a lot of poise. Very impressive debut.

Way to go Joe!

Mike F

Matt Morse (Aurora Christian) and Ronnie Muck (Maine South) are two of the top 2010 prospects I've seen in the state. Morse has great range at SS with a strong arm and Muck is a top pitcher on the varsity team at Maine South. A great arm and he can throw three pitches for strikes.

From Springfield area, Jake Ingold, 3rd basemen/Pitcher with Chatham Glenwood is a monster at plate...putting up big power numbers.

some sleepers from south suburbs

Tom Helwich LHP
Scott Halicky C/P
Kevin Kojs SS

Koziol is by far years above and beyond majority of the players in his high school class. I've seen him play in high school and the travel circuit. He runs, mashes, plays great D, is a competitor, and can pitch a little against the best of them.

Scott Vachon - Plainfield North - RF/P

He has tremendous power and a great approach at the plate. Tall and great arm. Saw him pitch as well and has the ability to be a force there as well. Long arms to go with big body.

Dan Cooper - Minooka - 1B/OF/DH

Great stick and has the body to continue to be a hitter. Still needs to find a place on the field, but he can hit.

Tim Reichert from Niles North. Starting shortstop as a frosh and soph. Closer as a freshman. Leadoff hitter with a great OBA. Had 7 hits in a row last week. Beat Glenbrook North 2-1 extra innings in his only start this year. He went all 9 for the win. Former Highwood Braves player.

Mark Payton at St. Rita is very, very good.

Dave Suarez- LaSalle Peru SS/P. http://www.pjstar.com/preps_baseball/x1878566988/No-pum...for-L-Ps-Cinderfella

Jeff Jackson of Lake Zurich. He's a catcher.

did he play high school ball?

I believe Jeff Jackson played in the PG Wisconsin Spring Bat League.

GOOOO RONNIE M...UNCLE J